Calgary to Increase Pet Licensing Enforcement This Spring
Calgary peace officers will crack down on pet licensing this spring, reminding owners that a current license is the fastest way to reunite with a lost pet.
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Judge Dismisses Charges in School Shooting Case
A judge in Newport News, Virginia, dismissed felony child neglect charges against former administrator Ebony Parker, who was accused after a 6-year-old shot a teacher.
Woman Arrested After Suspicious Fire in Barrie
Barrie police arrested a woman following a suspicious early-morning fire on Essa Road. The investigation is ongoing, and no injuries were reported.
Major Fire at Abandoned Scrapyard in Montreal North
A major fire erupted at an abandoned scrapyard in Montreal North, prompting a large emergency response. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.
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Princess Auto Stadium Canada Day Plans Revealed
Winnipeg's Princess Auto Stadium will host Canada Day celebrations with new details announced. The event promises festivities for all ages.
33 Arrested in Manitoba's Largest Drug Bust
Manitoba police arrest 33 people, including Hells Angels associates and Mexican cartel members, seizing over $37 million in drugs in the province's largest drug bust.
Toronto Police Tip Line for Missing Teen Esther
Toronto police have established a dedicated tip line for 14-year-old Esther, missing since May 15. A poster is displayed in Earl Bales Park. Anyone with information is urged to call.
RCMP Seize Drugs from Liverpool Home in Trafficking Probe
RCMP seized drugs from a home in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, as part of a trafficking investigation. The operation was conducted by the RCMP's drug section.
Jury Convicts Berhe of Murder in Calgary Drug Deal Shooting
A jury found Paulos Berhe guilty of second-degree murder in the 2023 shooting death of Donald Lyons during a drug deal in Forest Lawn, Calgary.
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Teen Charged After Baseball Team's Bus Fire in Winnipeg
A teenager faces arson charges after a charter bus carrying a baseball team was destroyed by fire at The Forks in Winnipeg. No injuries were reported.
Toddler Injured in Manitoba Crash; RCMP Investigates
A two-vehicle crash on Ebb and Flow First Nation in Manitoba injured six people, including a toddler. RCMP is investigating the incident that occurred on May 16.
San Diego Mosque Shooting: Community in Mourning
After a deadly shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, the community mourns three heroes who saved children. Questions arise over police response and rising Islamophobia.
Canadian flotilla activists deported to Turkiye: Anand
Canadian members of the Global Sumud Flotilla are being deported from Israel to Turkiye, Defence Minister Anita Anand confirmed. The activists were intercepted en route to Gaza.
Iran in Talks with Oman Over Hormuz Strait Toll System
Iran is negotiating with Oman to establish a permanent toll system for the Strait of Hormuz, formalizing control over the key waterway. The US rejects the plan.
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Bus Chartered by Baseball Team Burns in Winnipeg
A bus chartered by a baseball team caught fire at The Forks in Winnipeg, causing significant damage but no injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause.
OPP Seek Witnesses in Highway 417 Hit-and-Run
Ontario Provincial Police are appealing for witnesses following a hit-and-run collision on Highway 417 in Ottawa. The incident left one vehicle damaged, and the suspect fled the scene.
RCMP Launches New System for Public Safety Alerts
The RCMP is introducing a new system to send out public notifications more efficiently, aiming to improve communication during emergencies and critical incidents across Canada.
Two Drown at Nanaimo Beaches in Separate Incidents
Two unrelated drowning incidents occurred at Nanaimo, B.C. beaches on Wednesday evening, May 20, prompting RCMP response. No further details released.
Duggan Suspends Michigan Governor Run, Cites Toxic Politics
Former Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan suspends his campaign for Michigan governor, citing a toxic political climate. The announcement comes amid rising partisan tensions.
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Gunshot at Montreal North Library, Investigation Ongoing
Montreal police are investigating after a gunshot was reported at the Montreal North library. No injuries have been confirmed, and authorities are gathering evidence.
CRA Requires 4-Day In-Office Work for Public Servants
The Canada Revenue Agency will require public servants to work in the office four days a week, according to a union announcement, marking a significant shift in remote work policies.
Supreme Court to hear BC mineral claims appeal
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear an appeal in a British Columbia mineral claims dispute, with implications for mining rights and Indigenous land interests.
Crash on Wayne Gretzky Drive Impacts Southbound Traffic
A collision on Wayne Gretzky Drive is causing major southbound traffic disruptions in Edmonton, police report. Commuters advised to use alternate routes.
Immigration Bill Stalls Over Trump, DOJ Deal
Republican efforts to advance immigration legislation have stalled amid controversies involving Trump's ballroom and a DOJ settlement, sparking political debate.
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House Passes Bill to Out Trans Students to Parents
The House passed a bill requiring schools to out transgender students to parents, with eight Democrats supporting it. Critics warn it endangers LGBTQ+ youth.
Canadian arrested in West Virginia for Ohio kidnapping, assault
Austin Dubois, 26, of Manitoba, was arrested in West Virginia for allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting an Ohio woman, including stabbing and biting her.
Sentencing Delayed for Saskatoon Shooting Convict
Sentencing for Katlim Desjarlais-Kelly, convicted of manslaughter in the 2024 shooting death of Arden Panipekeesick, has been postponed to July 3 to allow time for a Gladue report.
Vancouver Council Rejects Sex-Worker Safety Motion
Vancouver councillors voted against restoring a sex-worker safety support position, despite advocates warning of increased risks as the FIFA World Cup approaches.
Former Saskatoon Police Chief, Coroner to Review Hospital Security
Former Saskatoon police chief Clive Weighill and head coroner will lead a review of hospital security practices following recent incidents. The review aims to improve safety measures.
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Four Teens Charged with Arson in Burstall Train Station Fire
Four teenagers face arson charges after a fire destroyed a former train station building in Burstall, Saskatchewan. The historic structure was completely gutted in the blaze.
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